Cill Oige GAA Notes

 

Recent Results

 

U17 Div 3 Championship Semi Final: 

Cill Oige 4 -23  Kilbeggan 0-07

 

1 Jamie Daly 

2 David Loddick

3 Rory Fanning 

4 Ryan Gahan 

5 Oisin Egan 

6 Andy Geoghegan 

7 Oisin Dolan

8 David Reilly

9 Gabriel Murphy

10 Fionn Lyons

11 Sean Conlon

12 George Kearney 

13 Cormac Bradley 

14 Evan Daly

15 Sean Healy

Subs used-

Jack Cunningham for F Lyon.

Eanna Maxwell for O Egan.

Aaron O'Brien for G Kearney. 

F Lyons for R Gahan.

 

A strong determined performance from Cill Òige saw them progress to the U17 County D3 Final in next few weeks.

Under excellent conditions in Castledaly both teams showed skill and determination but

Cill Oige took their scoring chances at every opportunity and after four thunderous shots almost defeated the goal netting the result was certain.

Kilbeggan battled from first minute to the last but Cill Oige defence were fierce in restricting their scoring opportunities. The winners midfield duo fielded high and cleanly and used possession wisely, giving their on-form forward team mates opportunity to run on goals and take points from various angles.

Well done to a well trained team and their trainers and mentors on reaching their County Final, and to their family and friends and supporters who follow their journey this year.

 

 

Upcoming Fixtures

A busy time ahead as Cill Oige GAA  underage contest two finals after their great performance in recent competitions.

 

Cill Óige Shield Final update:

 

U15 Div 2 Shield Final vs Millmore Gaels has been changed to Saturday 25th September at 12pm in Milltown.

 

U17 Division 3 Championship Final

Sunday 26th September: Cill Óige vs St.Michaels. Venue and time tbc.

Extra time if necessary

 

Best wishes to Cill Oige Ladies Gaelic Football Club U14s and U16s who both reached their first County final in their inaugural year .

Congratulations to every one of the players and management teams.  Details of the finals TBC. Let the preparations begin!!

 

Cill Òige GAA Club send our sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of everyone who lost a loved one in recent weeks.  

We especially remember Hubert McManus, Mount Temple, who passed away at weekend. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha  dílse.

 

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